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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-06-09

"AVINO purchased the machinery of the
III Hub Factory" and leased the premises
am prepared to do all kinds of
CUSTOM PLANNING, SAVING, DO.
in satisfactory manner. Will also continue
the manufacture of Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Give me call.
ssl HENRY GRoHR
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ANTI.DYSPEPTlNE,

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pared from the formula Of Sir j. N. RathbOne, the
eminent RnRsh specialist diseases Of the Stomfch
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No Opium HoNsrcury. Immediate relief after the i'm
moderate use Of AleohOlic Stimulants or Tobacco.
few INSCRIPTIONS dealers paming OF on the public,
other remedies claiming they the same. Don't be
deeelyed but insist your druggist getting ANTI.
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any remedy before she public. TRY 1T. Treatise Oh
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PRIVATE FORMULA CO., Lebanon, Ohi--
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Notice of Sale of Bonds.
WALTER FLETCHER.
RAvENNA, PORTAGE Co., o.

THE Council of the Village of Ravenna will
Il sell to the highest and best bidder, at the
once of the Clerk OF said Village, on
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mp York Sum-
s.Will you trust me for a cents
worth of gump" asked the small boy,
the top of whose head was ON level
with the counter. why. yes, I'll
trust you. You look like an honest
boy" 80, yes, I'm honest, but you'd
better give me the cent and let me buy
some candy next door. prefer candy
to gum. Detroit Free Press.
A London paper says that the latest
patent is "a combined hustle and
chair, which must prove q very great
convenience. Not for courting pur-
poses, however, where one chair ac-
commodities two persons. A COM
bined hustle and young man would
prove more satisfactory. She could
then sit on him, as usual. -Norristos0n
Herald.
One of the most tender-hearted men
in this country lives in an adjoining
county. For nearly two years he kept
the cremated remains of his first wife
in handsome jar on the mantelpiece.
A few days ago, during sleety weather,
he got down the jar and sprinkled the
ashes on the front steps for fear his
second wife might slip and break her
neck.-MorristoD Herald.
.sCroquet," said vivacious Bryn
Mawr lady the other day, FUSED to be
pleasant, graceful summer pastime
years ago, but it is no longer in favor,
lawn tennis having largely superseded
it. A preposterous innovation killed
it. When the enthusiastic players
discovered that the way to win the
game was to prevent your opponents
from winning, the game was changed
into as .disagreeable form of amuse-
ment as was ever devised. 1t ceased
to be scientific play Philadelphia
Call.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST,

A three hundred and fifty dollar
bridal dinner dress for an actress has
been completed in New York City.
Its so hard in New Mexico to induce
citizens to accept the office of Justice
of the peace that law has been passed
DISTINGUISHING for two years any citi
zen who is elected justice of the peace
and fails to qualify and act.
There is dog not far from Lees
burg, Fla, that is very fond of hams
(sugar- cured), but will take smoked
rather than go without. Last week he
succeeded in purloining three, the
largest weighing fourteen pounds.
"A Northern visitor at New Smyrna,
Fla, writes that he recently saw a
snake so wound in spider-web
that it was powerless, while several
spiders were busy bleeding it to death.
The snake measured four feet in length.
Got Stuck on Her.
His arm crept tmidly round her waist,
Till pin destroyed his glee;
But the maiden said, with never blush
II pinned my affection in thee"
-Teras SUtings.
A yellow street dog is never more
reckless in the presence of gamins than
on hard, cold day, for then he knows
all the tin-cans and stones are frozen
so soldly to the ground that the boys
can't move them. -Pac5.
.
An Obliging Guest.-A resident OF
the provinces had come to pass few
'days with some relatives in Paris. Be-
coming infatuated with the gay capt.
tall he remained until patience on the
part of his hosts ceased to be virtue.
Too polite to openly demonstrate, they
threw out hint: Don't you think,
my dear fellow" they said to the bore
.sthat your wife and children must
miss vou?" mo doubt Thanks fol-
the suggestion, I'll send for them, ~
French Paper
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Athletes and men who take ordinary
outdoor exercise such as walking, running,
bicycle riding. jumping, swimming, ten
mis-, etc, are often the subjects of acute
troubles. The experience of an ex-cham-
pion walker will be of interest to all who
are afflicted. Read the following letter:
No. 3t4 East 10Th ST., NEW YORK, April
2, 1856
Numerous statements relative to the
merits OF different plasters having been
brought to my attention, / take this op-
portunity to state that l have used All
cocks Porous Plasters for over 20 years
and prefer them to any other kind. ]
would furthermore state that | was very
sick with catarrh of the kidneys, and
attribute my recovery entirely to Allcock S
Porous Plasters. HARRY BROOKS.
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Yes, the old adage IS right, but if the
liver is disordered and the blood becomes
thereby corrupted. the bad "blood will
tell' in diseases of the skin and throat, in
tumors and ulcers, and in tubercles in the
lungs first stages of consumption even
although the subject be descended in a
straight line from Richard Coeur de Lion,
or the noblest Roman of them all. For
setting the liver in order no other medi-
cine in the world equals DIR. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery" Try i. and
your 'blood will tell" the story of its won
derful efficacy. o.
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DRAWING OF JANUARY II, 1887.

,.sn Campbell, North Muskegon,, Mich.
!o opne lp Decannon, 81 LOUIS Mo-.
M L; r. NI Fargo 4 Co.'s Bank, San Fran
,cca Jeo,,, a alto ian Bank, Limited. San
i Tls iI;,n ter Wharf, Norfolk, Va,
r%@f aFn s. hass Sd S Ga Trough Ha
~ E,rst National Bank, OF Los Angeles
DOL ............. -'''' ,.'''. - 49,
Of p ns@ Br0 Fra m2asao eou rss
E w. ,'i through u. A. Hanes, Cashier
h ha,fi, of Ottawa, Ottawa. Kan.
Minor nor c. Kei h, San Jose, Costa Riea' g,
o., Whaien. watchman Miss. and Tenn.
VI" i. Il. depot, through il ''|sn = Bark of Com
~ y Hill. New Orleans, La. :......
4 4 liiepasitor, through Peoples Bank,
Ney Orleans, La. ........:. -.-----.;..
rhoa Mitchell, Pecan Point, Ark,
VIE rough bank of Commerce. Meiaphls,
Tenn. ......... .'''.''.'....-'
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of the YoUTH's COMPANION Announce.
ment for 1898 just published are its six
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Stephens and others, and its two hundred
Short Stories and Tales of Adventure, its
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Alcott, Gen. George Crook, and one hun
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"A nttIe dot OF Duluth's femin-
tne humanity who has not yet
learned to put all the corners on the
English language, went on Sunday
school picnic excursion up the bay this
week. At dinner she was given an
adult piece of custard pie, and in her
infantile gyrations succeeded in falling
down and getting plaster cast of her
hand. Rising with ruffied feelings and
disheveled locks, she lifted the unfortu-
nate member to an attitude of invoca-
ton and exclaimed: mamma, take
this cussed pie!"-Dul'th Photographer.
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THE "OLD RELIABLE
Silverton Appea October 8. lss

SlIVertOn Appea UctOber 3, 1887.
Last spring his office purchased bran
new l0xl5 ''Old Reliable" job press of
Messrs. Palmer & Rey, the well known
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Yours truly,
II. G.. GUILD.
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A ricn man or well-known penur-
ions habits one day met friend
Cant YOU come and dine with me
next tuesday," 'N TN an 'ne
pleasure in the world The miser
seemed disappointed at this prompt
acceptance, and replied; 'W by 1
Thought you always dined with the
nurands Tuesdaysp" 20! they've
,hanged their dayl"-frs"e" fs"
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nrAwING OF HEcEMBER n, 1886.

We ls, f aar .,................... 1900
cisco, ~ M tIshkosil, WIs............... 5000
Frank Mationri Rank of New York;. 5000
baltimore ana ono 25,oco
Dan J83nei ,o a. g., New Orleans, La. 5000
store, %. Nati0nI Bank. Now Orleans. 1900
Parties IN E ogsl Bank, New Orleans, La. 1905
leans ~ Crawfor lsv,lle, ga. 1000
VIM T. ,i bfa'S' 20U
Fiiie, iiiinYdm. Evansville, Ind ......,.. 1000
Wells, fa 'a =" '1.................. 1000
ci9eoi; ,,utte County, Chico, Cal ..... 1900
ca hc ~ 1900
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREATISE.

The edition for 1888 Of the sterling Medical
Annual known as Hostetters Almanac. Is now
ready. and may be obtained, free of cost. of
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In every civilized portion Of the Western Hem
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THE WORLD OF FASHION,.
Cool Gowns and Tasty Bonnets Now w or
by stylish Women.

Cool Gowns and Tasty Bonnets Now Worn
by stylish Women.
Silk gloves of pale tan, with long.
loose wrists, are substituted for kid
during the hot weather.
Small bonnets of sheer white organ
die, made with many fine plaitings,
are worn to church in the country,
trimmed with big bows of pure white
ribbon.
Ecru embroidered muslins are made
with rutf1ed skirts, apron drapery and
shirred waists, which are held in place
by broad, heavy white belt. The
shoulders are ornamented with epau-
lets of thick, soft white ribbon bows.
The latest black lace dresses are
made by sewing alternate strips OF
lace inserting two inches wide and
black MORE ribbon of the same width.
The fabric formed in this wayis draped
diagonally across the MORE underdress
in front and straight in the back. The
waist is shirred across the shoulders
and about the neck over tight silk
lining and gathered to n point at the
belt line.
Similar lace dresses are made in
white and draped over either white
MORE or white surah. In these white
costumes the front drapery of the
waist is crossed over in surplice fashion
and held at the waist with a white
MORE sash. The sleeves of the striped
lace and ribbon are in lego -mutton
shape and have no lining, short MORE
cuffs contining them below the elbow.
A pretty evening gown is of white
silk null. 1t is made over skirt of
cheap white silk and has three narrow
fiounces of the null edged with two
rows of narrow white satin ribbon,
The long drapery is edged with four
rows of ribbon and is nowhere draped
high enough above the flounees to ex-
pose the silk underskirt. The waist is
a low-necked. sleeveless, white silk
basque. over which the null is gathered
high in the throat, held there by three
rows of ribbon. There are no sleeves
and the gloves are white.-M. Y. World
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The number of trade dollars redeemed
by the treasury under the provisions of
the act of Mareh3 1887. was /, 899, G36. The
number imported, from the passage of the
act to September 4, 1897. was go, ;6l. The
loss by abrasion was equivalent to A., 1851
trade dollars
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Liver. Blood. and LUNGS.

If vi feel dull, drowsr. 1ebilita.ed, have
salioS color of skin, or ycilewish-hrown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness. bad taste in mouth, internal beat or
chills, alternating with hot flusbes low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite.
and coated tongue. yon are suffering from
Indigestion. Dyspepsia. and Torpid
Liver, or "Bifiousness.sa In many
cases only part of these symptoms are expo
rienced. As remedy for all such cases,
DIR. Pferce,s Golden Medical Dis.
coyery is unsurpassed.
For weak Lungs Splitting of
Blood, Shortness of Breath. Rr0n-
chitis, Asthma, severe Coughs, and
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, at s1.00, or SIX
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Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. Pinrce's
hook on Consumption. Address,
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CURES ALL EU1IO2x5,
from a common ESIotch, or Eruption,
to the worst ScrOfula. Salt rh cum ms
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Skin. in short, all diseases caused by Fad
blood are conquered by this powerful, puri-
flying. and invigorating medicine. Great
Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its be-
nivu influence. Especially has it manifested
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hollis, Carbunc1es, sore Eyes, ScrOI-
ulous Sores and Swellfngs. Hip
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Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for q
large treatise, with coIored plates, on Skin
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on Scrofulous Affections.
"THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.r
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using DIR. Pieree,9
Golden Medical Discovery. and good
digestion. a fair SIX in. buoy ant spfr-
its, and " ital sire ngts, will be established.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To the Editor -
Please inform your readers that have pos
tive remedy for the above named disease. By
its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. l shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who have consumption il they will
send me their Express and p o. address.
Respectfully,
T. A SLOCUM, NJ. c., ISL Pearl ST., New YORK
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THE ANNUAL RECORD.
nous Total and wide Distribu-
j" lion Caprices OF Fortune.

.-,;al list OF tho prizes above one Thou.
kpsr.iiada'r nnid by Tho Louisiana State Lot
sand polia aaov during the year ending Eov.m-
terry ~ to,ether with tho names and addresses
Der, lso'' he Company by the hoiuers, emitting
ss Who have s ssuSssSa It. are on file at the
a H. ~ the Company.
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER u. 1897

faid, Fourth Nation ] Bank, N. Y. City,. 1900
~, omspHg' - salon 81, Boston, Mass. 1900
Mrs Chas. A. Scott, S. ringfeld, Mimi 1906
Chas A. johnson, 375 w. Ohio st. Chicago,
1000
PAID T. kin!er, Runner, Union National
Bank, New Orleans, for a depositor -. 1900
L. FACET, ISL Common St., New Orleans. 1906
ieh' " Ecker new FORK City. .............. 800
yhp. ". hichards, Hopkinsvile, Ky. ....... 500
yonn ~. Meeks Fayetteville, Tenn 500
Il q; ouh1er, augusta, Ga ............... 500
merocre u; Soie, Portiand, Me. SOC
lnos, n, Neal, new lperi$ La .............. SOC
ms, !, Ilunhei, freoonla, n. f........... 500
Dayii israei, Donaldsvil!e, La ............ 40C
Y. TaJusue, 2l3 Decatur St, New Orleans. 4,O1
Z. A. Buttrick, o5 Milk St., Boston, Mass -. 2OC
frank huoetz, 1873 Dearborn St., Chicago. 2OC
W. o. Van Dyke. care OF Marshall Field &
Co., Chicago, Ills. ........................ 2o
Johh r. sullivan, 5o Fleet st., Boston. zoo
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 8. 1887.

uor,ran Netherfeld, Kingsiand, Ind,
i,brnuch First Matt Bau k OF Fort Wayne l.
nr j. A. I. cnor, b. L. Clark, aud Miss A.
WebO, Rome, Ga;
Mason 4 Jordan. 81 Commercial street. =.
Portland, Me ;......-.. ....--,,.-.. IL
wills, Fargo & Co.'S Bank, San Fran :,
cisco. Cal. 49,. ...... ,-.,..--,. Il
II /. Lester, Jr., through julius We'll,
Philadelphia, Pa. ,..-.-..---.--...-. !,
par,es in Aberdeen, Miss. :,........... |!
parties in San Francisco, Cal ...-4..... 1.
tra Iegtmeier, Gle veland, Ohio. --....-. j
Anton A. Viede.s, 52l Min st., Buffalo,
Joscbh strang. Smith Falls, Ont, Can.
through Stewards Bank. Auburn. N. Y. Il
raas. Alexander, Washington, ID. c.. II
ias ". ID. Stokes, Detroit, Mich. II
herman Bank, of Memphis, Tenn..-.....
3. posenhein, so Beal street, Memphis,
T nm, through German Bank Mem
e Barthol New York ity. .............
Wells, Farg & Co.'S Bank, San Francisco
First NATIONAL Bank, San Franc isco.....
W. A, iwyn, Russell, Texas. ......-......
|, o, Cooper, Middleport, Ohio. .....,.
ii. 10 lister, Wayland, Neb., through
Bank of Black Co.. Osceola, Neb. -.
Geo. Schilly,7, 0, IL. W. Court St, Mem
phi Tenn, through First National
Bank. Memphis, Te IN. .................
Rank of California, San Francisco, Cal.
helix ClsveIe, Los Angeles Cal. ........
C. II. Psrrow, Morristown, Tenn ........
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Men must work and women weep,
So runs the world away!
But they need not weep so much il they
use DIR. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription,
which cures all the painful maladies pc
culiar to women. Sold by druggists.
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 8. 1887.

Gay q Croft, Orleans, Nebraska. 1
W. II. Landon, Newport News, Va, through
Burruss, Son q Co., Norfolk, Va ....... 1
gar Burnett, agent Adams Express Co.,
jackson, Mich /
Joe Morrison. Newport, Ark, through z. L.
Watson, Newport, Ark ....... 1
Michael Slutzki and Solomon Pinkofski,
Boston, Mass. l
Mrs Margaret Clarke, IL st. Andrew st. New
Oiicolo, 10. -.s---s.........-... 1
Chas II. Walker, Edinburgh, ILL.,, through
Geo. ?. Harrington, Banker, Edinburgh.
Thos. r. Miller, 1913 Lawrence St, Denver,
Col. Observation-Disclosures.
WIN. Leslie, San Francisco, Cal.
Mount Vernon Banking Co., Mount Vernon
..+..-....
First National Bank, Nashville, Tenn ......
G. B. Mills and }. F. Brady, through Union
National Bank, Kansas City, Mo. ........
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VIZ
,mels' Fargo & Co., San Francisco, Cal. ..
JUN Murphy, Glenmary, Tenn, through
II, flrst Natl Bank of Chattanooga, Tenn -.
heilfy Downs, saltwater Plantation, near
nufeenvlIe, Miss ,....................
C yStius Il, Burr, 40 Forsyth St., New YORK.
N I s'ntes, 40S Dryades St, New Orleans.
J1n't y L. Allen. Buffalo, N. Y...
Ooieman, Petersburg, Va, through City
Ai Fans OF Richmond, Richmond, VA.
W. oehrole Burlington, Iowa .........
NO ~. LoS he, Mcmillan, Mich, through First
~. ' Nl Bunk, MAJ quette, Mich .........
In aS5 rational Bank, Terre Haute, Ind
so,, n and San Francisco Bank, Q.imited),
Wall Wall francisco, Cal. .,. ........'.......
John fapgo & Co, San Francisco, Cal. .....
John John z: Bett, Portland, Me. ...............
Re- 49, californian Bank, San Francisco
Civ Mos Joseph Leigh, 80 Willett St.. N. Y.
IsssoS Sa.lonal Bank, Cairo, Ills ....
b q 1aughn, New York City.........
jackson d NJ. G. Cook, Cairo, Ills
DRAWING OF AUGUST o, 1887.
K s M9orman, Cloverport, Ky, through
Ken,nalck National Bank, Louisville.
j. Say National Bank. Louisville, KY,
'0n'a'ne' csllente, Cal. ,.....,.,.......
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DRAWING OF SEPT. Ii. 1897

r q Baier, lt6 Hudson Av., Chicago, III.
T.. Epstein, Roodhouse. Ills. .,..s.
Frank II. Gi lett, Norfolk, Neb. .
raia, raul kinler, Runner, Union National
r, sank, New Orleans, for depositor
T. Steiner, Temple, Tex ........
Ohr,s. +. Metz, 1877 West North Ave, Chicago,
w., n 49, -. --.-.......-..
Mm, duncan, Sioux Falls, OAK ..
J.. II. Mount, Tawas City, Mich .,'
Albert z, ans, through First National Bank,
Pueblo, Col
Mrs, Francis w. Siddsll, Canton, Ohio 80.
hobt. Worthington, Lexington, Ky.
- Nathan, 1888 Broadway, New York CITY,.
Godhilt Wizemas, New York City. ......
Clias' johnson, Mobile, Ala.
National Commercial Bank, Nc bile, AL,
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Spencer tells us that only sleep
and laughter rest the brain. We know
a man who was kicked shamefully by
mule whose brain is resting as quiet
ly as = man who doesn't advertise.
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Wells. Fargo e Co, San Francisco. cal ~ 900
Geo III Fan, Ue,,s. psi'h, .afo, iis..... 1900
". "a. AnthoAy Houston, Tex ~ 'f''' ,goea
NATIONAL ark Bank New York CITY '''' ~ 90
'1 u sansbAi hay Bayue Demng, Nov ''''So
m NJ, a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ClG
IL. T. WOODS, Portland Me 80
l. J. Baker, Chicago Ills ''''-'''-' 80 ~
samuel Barrett, Toronto Oirario, Canada mo
u unos. u: crump, Jonesburg, Mo- ....,, booS
w Wehs' Ia'so ~ Co, San Francisco, Cal r. ooS
W; A. batnhili, Jackson, Tenn, co iesfei
tnroush First National Bant, jackson 6ooe
iii, New Orleans, La sooo
D. !. shulze, si3 w. Markham 81. Little ''''
y, Nm Higgins Adams, Boston, Mas. . r ooo
". H. scott, Camp Point, Ills .. 3 on
eco, over Ladonia, Tex. 800
hanglo-California Bank, San Francisco. s'ooe
James dn stevenson, 50 Hanover st., Prov.
III A. ri, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
H. NJ. Eddins, Glencoe, MINI , 1000
Oscar Grosheil, with Richardson Drug Co..
M $3.50 'en ........,... 2G0o
Downing, San Francisco Cal ,.... 500
Misses 81. d. A. Meyer, New York CITY ZOO
"oDt. ). Young, 403 Custom House St.. New
N''N@'iot i<a. .. 1gnC
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Miss Henrietta kisch committed suicide
in New York City by hanging.